EKS SDN connector using access key

AWS SDN connectors support dynamic address groups based on AWS Kubernetes (EKS) filters.

If there is an authorization issue with the dynamic address resolution of Kubernetes (K8s) IP addresses and/or the K8s dynamic addresses fail to display, confirm that you have set the correct Identity & Access Management permissions or role assignments. For more information, see How do I provide access to other IAM users and roles after cluster creation in Amazon EKS?.

To enable an AWS SDN connector to fetch IP addresses from EKS:

1. Go to Security Fabric > External Connectors. Click Create New, then select Amazon Web Services (AWS). Configure the SDN connector as desired. See AWS SDN connector using access keys.

   

2. Go to Policies & Objects > Addresses. Click Create New > Address to create a dynamic firewall address for the configured SDN connector using the supported K8s filter.
3. From the Type dropdown list, select Dynamic.
4. From the Sub Type dropdown list, select Fabric Connector Address.
5. From the SDN Connector dropdown list, select the desired SDN connector.
6. In the Filter field, add the desired filters. The following filters are supported:

   Filter	Description
   k8s_cluster	Name of K8s cluster.
   k8s_namespace	Namespace of a K8s service or pod.
   k8s_svcname	Name of a K8s service.
   k8s_nodename	Name of a K8s node.
   k8s_zone	Zone of a K8s node.
   k8s_region	Region of a Kubernetes node.
   k8s_podname	Name of a Kubernetes pod.
   k8s_label.xxx	Name of label of a Kubernetes resource (cluster/service/node/pod).

   

7. Configure the rest of the settings, then click OK.

8. Ensure that the SDN connector resolves the dynamic firewall address IP addresses by going to Policy & Objects > Addresses and hovering over the newly created address.

   

To configure an EKS SDN connector through the CLI:

1. Configure the SDN connector:

   config system sdn-connector

   edit "aws1"

   set type aws

   set access-key "AKIAIJNKE75ANVN5AEQA"

   set secret-key xxxxx

   set region "us-west-2"

   set update-interval 30

   next

   end

2. Create a dynamic firewall address for the SDN connector with a supported Kubernetes filter:

   config firewall address

   edit "aws-pod"

   set type dynamic

   set sdn "aws1"

   set filter "K8S_PodName=aws-node-g6zhx"

   next

   end

   The SDN connector resolves the dynamic firewall address IP address:

   config firewall address

   edit "aws-pod"

   set type dynamic

   set sdn "aws1"

   set filter "K8S_PodName=aws-node-g6zhx"

   config list

   edit "192.168.114.197"

   next

   end

   next

   end